Andre Gee is a writer at Complex. Based in Brooklyn and originally from Washington, DC, he has a deep passion for hip-hop and is dedicated to documenting the culture through his work. His insights on celebrities, concerts, and entertainment news have been featured in notable outlets including Rolling Stone, Yahoo Sports, and The New York Times.
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By Andre Gee New York didn't create J. Cole , but it made him a household name. The Fayetteville native moved to Queens in 2003 and enrolled in St.
For the latest edition of his column, The Extra Mile, andre gee explores generational differences in just what constitutes a good live rap performance.
As the Memphis rapper faces life in prison for an alleged attempt to get out of his record contract, the hard-nosed raps on his studio debut are either thrilling or depressing to witness.
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There's no such thing as an “apolitical” artist in a time of genocide.
With A&R assistance from Kendrick Lamar, the L.A. rapper shows off his versatility and knack for hooks on an album that effortlessly balances fury, swagger, and introspection.
By Andre Gee On a recent Monday at the Brooklyn Central Library , a packed house assembled to hear Shyne discuss his 30-year career in, but mostly outside of, music.
There's plastic in the sausage, and the clams have hepatitis. A greedy power circle runs our food system, and their push for deregulation is calamitous.
Andre Gee During the finale of Jay-Z 's Jay-Z in 8 , the recent eight-part HBO documentary series on his life and career, the billionaire
